Katy, Texas, running back Curtis Zeno and Dallas-area linebacker Rome Ewell committed to the Arizona Wildcats this weekend.
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Tucson Sugar Skulls quarterback Ja'Rome Johnson "elevates everybody's game." The former IFL MVP rediscovered his passion for football and calls his time in Tucson "a new life."
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Three-star Houston linebacker Davon "Kekoa" Smith committed to the Wildcats over Utah, Arizona State and Mississippi State, among other schools.
- Tyler Dragon USA Today
The NFL regular season doesn’t start until September, but it’s never too early to start thinking about Super Bowl 61. The game will be held at SoFi Stadium this season.
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Logan Draper, a defensive lineman from Houston, committed to the Arizona Wildcats after taking an official visit this weekend.
- Theo Mackie Arizona Republic
The Arizona Cardinals' cornerback competition is taking shape in OTAs, with Max Melton earning praise from defensive coordinator Nick Rallis and Sean Murphy-Bunting adjusting to a new role.
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With the Arizona Wildcats football team in attendance, the Tucson Sugar Skulls host the New Mexico Chupacabras on Sunday following an encouraging win over the Orlando Pirates.
- Nick Brinkerhoff USA Today
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Forks in the road. Those are the moments when decisions are made in a figurative and literal sense. In the NFL, those can include trades, free-agent signings, hirings and firings.
- Zack Cox, Boston Herald
FOXBORO, Mass. — As he strolled out to the Gillette Stadium practice fields Tuesday, A.J. Brown paused, smiled and reflected. Seven years after a fateful draft-day decision that left the wide receiver in tears, Brown was finally about to run routes in a Patriots helmet for the first time. Even after months of trade rumors linking him to New England, it all felt surreal. A short while later, ...
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San Antonio defensive lineman Ahzan Bacote committed to Arizona football over Mississippi State, Iowa State, Baylor and Arizona State.
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